Sentence examples for range of progress from inspiring English sources

Hecatombs on this scale were beyond the range of imagination in the 19th century, and those which actually occurred took place in the world of backwardness or barbarism outside the range of progress and "modern civilisation", and were surely destined to retreat in the face of universal, if uneven, advance.

MicroRNAs (miRNAs) play significant roles in a diverse range of biological progress and have been regarded as biomarkers and therapeutic targets in cancer treatment.

While the study will consider projects with several interacting activities as outlined in Research plan section below, the single activity plots of Fig. 5 clearly demonstrate how different levels of correlation affect the range of likely progress rates, the form of the distribution at given production milestones, and the expected rate of production.

The nerve trunk appears to straighten as the range of protraction progresses.

Emily Ashford at Cantor Fitzgerald said: This funding is another positive step for Range to progress maintenance of their rig fleet, and to move forward with the next phase of implementation of the waterflood projects.

We've asked a range of experts what progress has been made in the last 12 months.

Maternal mortality and morbidity needs to be addressed with a wide range of interventions and progress is dependent on the capacity of the health system to implement policy.

Speculation about the reasons behind Azerbaijan's new assertiveness range from the absence of progress in talks concerning the status of Nargorno-Karabakh and the delay in finalizing the Trans-Caspian pipeline.

While these documents specified a range of tasks, monitoring of progress focused primarily on recruitment, with little attention to other aspects of intervention fidelity.

Immunization induces a range of neurological symptoms progressing from tail paralysis, disturbed gait, and paresis to paralysis.

We searched for variability within each element that would indicate a spectrum of progress ranging from "proceeding well according to plan" (i.e. successful) to "addressing impediments and therefore lagging behind schedule" (i.e. challenged).